The Chronicles of Narnia
Multi tool use
The Chronicles of Narnia ('Chronica Narniensia') est series septem librorum puerilium a C. S. Lewis auctore et professore Hibernico a 1949 usque ad 1954 liberis scriptorum, atque in prima editione a Paulina Baynes inlustrata, quae fabulae, de Narnia, terra phantastica magicaque ab auctore excogitata narrant, quae quidem terra ab animalibus quibus loquendi est facultas, plerumque ex mythologicisque antiquorum fabulis desumptis quique aeterno bello boni malique implicati sunt incolitur. Aslan, leo et genitor mundi Narniae, heroem cunctae fabulae esse constat, atque, ut ipse auctor declaravit, Iesu Christi quasi figura exstat; Petrus, Susanna, Lucia, et Edmundus, germani, ut primae personae qua pro licio coniungendo sunt. Nomen Narniae ex oppido Italico quod Lewis cognoscebat deducitur. Notabiles sunt notiones Christiana, Graeca, Romana, Anglica, Hibernica.
Nexus interni
- Aslan
- The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe
- The Voyage of the Dawn Treader
- The Magician's Nephew
- Prince Caspian
- The Silver Chair
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